By Maria Hernandez
After a long wait, seniors are finally getting their acceptance letters from the colleges they applied to. This is a really exciting moment for Redwood seniors as their high school careers are beginning to come to an end.
Senior Analiya Calvo (They/Them) plans on transferring to a four-year university after attending College of the Sequoias [COS]. Their top colleges are UC Davis and UCLA, and their plans are to major in chemistry.
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Noah Estrada plans on attending COS and transferring to a four-year university as well, wanting to maintain a good life and be stable in the future.
“I see myself majoring in either theater or nursing,” Estrada says. Estrada brings up how he also sees himself helping people get better health in the future while also seeing what he loves to do with pursuing a career in acting.
Charish Smith plans on attending COS and then transferring out. Smith describes College of the Sequoias as a great introduction to helping her figure out her career path and what she really wants to do.
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“My chosen major is fashion and design clothes and to create my own brand,” Smith says.
Smith is confident about what she wants to do with her future; however, Smith also takes a great interest in culinary arts and would like to potentially be a chef.
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Cheyenne Lopez plans to transfer to Fresno State after also attending COS. Lopez talks about how her top college to attend was New York University.
In the future, Lopez likes, “… the idea of starting [her] own event-planning business one day.”
Konner Beardsley plans to major in environmental science and eventually own an animal sanctuary of his own. Beardsley’s top colleges are MTI or Colorado State. Beardsley plans on attending COS first to then further his education in the future.
Maria Hernandez
Maria Hernandez is a senior at Redwood High School, She is a member of many different clubs and organizations on campus and in her community. She takes a great interest in Arts and Leaderships skills and it's hopeful in her first year as a member of The Redwood Giagantea.
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